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rollercoaster
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 30 July 2008 :  11:21:54  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
filling out the SofA this morning and I am aware that my husband and I gambled recreational, this all stopped 7 months ago when we realized the state of our affairs. However i have gone through the statements and to my horror the losses over the 2 years required to put in total approx £25K.... My question is, my husband and I do not know how to put this on our forms as our bank account was joint and we are not sure who was responsible for what percentage. Do i put on the individual forms a 'rough guess split', or do i put the full amount on each form (looks horrific when full amount) thanks.

John
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Posted - 30 July 2008 :  12:13:55  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
As you both see the same examiner and therefore it will be simple to explain at your respective hearings, split the £25K as accurately as possible.
So if you were to agree on 50/50 then enter £12.5K on each form and write "estimate" next to each.
You could explain the detail later.


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